Fin des mesure de quarantaine concernant le virus Ebola en #Sierra_Leone
▻http://grigrinews.com/fin-des-mesure-de-quarantaine-concernant-le-virus-ebola-en-sierra-leone/2542
« 23/01/2015, Freetown, Sierra Leone : bizarrement qui est très trouvé par le virus Ebola, même si celui-ci est en net recul le président le président sierra-léonais Ernest Bai Koroma a annoncé publiquement à la télévision la fin des mesures de quarantaine... »
the most incompetent Health Minister in the history of post independence Africa
Miatta Kargbo Recalled to State House
▻http://segbwema.blogspot.ie/2014/08/miatta-kargbo-recalled-to-state-house.html
President Koroma is the type of leader you need in a country which is completely disaster free, a country where the only role the ministers play is to praise the President and shower him with superficial platitudes. (...)
President Koroma is so indecisive that he will take two months just to appoint a cabinet, only to appoint people like Miatta Kargbo who are simply clueless or other characters with dubious backgrounds and shady credentials.
la fiche wikipedia du président Ernest Bai Koroma:
▻http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Bai_Koroma
Sierra Leone News : Over 1,000 of 2,000 Lab-Confirmed Ebola Cases are not Accounted For!: Sierra Leone News
▻http://news.sl/drwebsite/publish/article_200526287.shtml
Former Health Minister Miatta Kargbo and former World Health Organisation Representative Dr. Jacob Mufunda, had ordered that ONLY DEATHS INSIDE CLINICAL FACILITIES were to be recognised as “confirmed deaths” to be announced. So, all those laboratory positive patients who died in their towns and villages before they could be collected in ambulances for treatment at Ebola Centers, were never announced as deaths though already announced amongst number of laboratory positive cases. These unannounced deaths of our compatriots, ran up to HUNDREDS of deaths of laboratory confirmed cases! May their souls rest in perfect peace.
How to Ignore a Plague — #Ebola in Kenema, #Sierra_Leone
▻https://medium.com/matter/how-to-ignore-a-plague-14ea08694cc
Three days after the hospital was attacked—and more than a month after the outbreak began—President Ernest Bai Koroma finally ended his curious silence, and addressed the nation. (...) But he fell short of declaring the disease a public health emergency, which would have put the country’s resources toward the fight, and he has yet to visit any of the areas affected.
Koroma’s slow response recalls the civil war of the 1990s. Like Ebola, it started abroad, in Liberia, and snaked across the border. The army was ill-prepared (...)
Meanwhile, suspected Ebola patients are doing exactly what public health workers would like them not to do, which is to move around and potentially infect others. Almost 60 have disappeared after testing positive, officials say. “They may have died somewhere after infecting others,”
